Nahaharap sa pagtanggi ang mga Spot Ethereum ETF sa gitna ng hindi kanais-nais na mga pulong ng SEC
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) seems poised to reject several applications for Ethereum ETFs (exchange-traded funds), according to a recent report by Reuters. In recent weeks, conversations between U.S. issuers and the SEC have leaned heavily towards a negative outcome. Key players in the market, such as VanEck and ARK Investment Management, alongside seven other issuers, face massive roadblocks as the SEC scrutinizes their proposals to track Ethereums spot price. Unproductive Discussions The recent interactions between ETF issuers and SEC officials have been largely disappointing from the issuers perspective. These discussions have lacked the engagement and detail-oriented queries that marked earlier meetings, particularly those leading to the approval of Bitcoin spot ETFs. Four individuals involved in the talks, who preferred to remain anonymous, described the meetings as one-sided, with little to no substantive feedback from SEC staff on the proposals laid out. This shift in the SEC‘s approach is notable especially considering the background of the agency’s chair, Gary Gensler, a known cryptocurrency skeptic. His leadership has seen prolonged resistance to spot Bitcoin ETFs, citing concerns over market manipulation. However, the tide had seemed to turn with the approval of Bitcoin spot ETFs, following a successful court challenge by Grayscale Investments. This past approval


